Javascript recomendado

Para utilizar na totalidade a Biblioteca Infoeuropa necessita de ter JavaScript ativado no seu browser. Se utilizar ferramentas como o NoScript, por favor desligue-as. Se ainda encontrar problemas, considere fazer uma atualização do seu browser.

PF7EDLX7AKYFNJ6SDL2U8FF2UKNJ2K96F29T9YE2BKMFK5M1KS

Biblioteca de Informação Europeia em língua portuguesa

Página inicial
Registo bibliográfico

Menu principal [Alt+3]

Biblioteca
Pesquisas
- Simples
- Multi-campo
- Avançada
- Por comandos (CCL)
- Pré-definidas
Sessão
- Cesto
- Pesquisas
  - Última
  - Pesquisas Histórico
Opções avançadas
- Localizar no índice

Conteúdo principal [Alt+2]

Registo bibliográfico

Apresentação:
Standard
Cartão (ISBD)
Citação (NP405)
Etiquetas de texto
UNIMARC

Campo	Valor
[000084509]
European Union. European Commission. Directorate-General for Maritime Affairs and Fisheries
The EU blue economy report : 2019 / European Commission. Directorate-General Maritime Affairs and Fisheries, European Commission. Joint Research Centre ; Karmenu Vella, Tibor Navracsics, pref.
. - Luxembourg : Publications Office of the European Union, 2019. - 205 p. : tabelas, gráf.. - ( / European Commission. Directorate-General Maritime Affairs and Fisheries. ISSN 2599-6576 ). - Monografia. - Documento eletrónico. - Relatório. - "The EU Blue Economy Report analyses the scope and size of the Blue Economy in the European Union, solidifying a baseline to support policymakers and stakeholders in the quest for a sustainable development of oceans, sea and coastal resources. The report includes a chapter on regional analysis, which provides an overview of the main socioeconomic features of all EU sea basins and some examples of
smart specialisation. Finally, the Report develops the analysis of the underlying factors driving the evolution of the EU Blue Economy. Aside from details for each sector, an overview of the general macroeconomic situation as well as the influence of global financial markets over the trends in financing and investments has been incorporated. The report focuses on the evolution of the EU Blue Economy over time. The differences in the figures with respect to last year’s report can be explained by a combination of real growth and the statistical effect of including additional sectors. For instance, last year showed 3.5 million jobs for the EU Blue Economy established sectors and this year the data showed 4 million jobs. This is partly due to an increase in scope and improved methodology and partly due to actual economic growth. Differences for aggregated turnover are larger as a result of double counting effects within the various value chains of the Blue Economy (e.g. fishing – processing – commercialisation, marine equipment and machinery – shipbuilding – maritime transport). The Blue Economy’s long-term potential in terms of jobs, growth and investments can only be completely realised if more effective and coordinated steps are taken to bring together environmental, economic and social aspects of ocean management.. - This assessment of the state and scope of the Blue Economy and investment opportunities is intended to support policy and decision-making, and provide direction in ocean stewardship and governance." [editor]. - Download
ISBN 978-92-76-03966-2 (versão papel)ISBN 978-92-76-03967-9 (versão pdf)
desenvolvimento sustentável / economia do ambiente / impacto ambiental / exploração marítima / ecossistema marinho / espaço marítimo / meio marinho / pesca marítima / política comum da pesca / política da pesca / política marítima / transporte marítimo / aquicultura
Código QR